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News and Views from Tamaqua, PA
Located north of the Lehigh Valley in the eastern corner of Schuylkill County, Tamaqua PA is sometimes called the gateway to the anthracite region. Famous for its connections to the legacy of the secretive Molly Maguires, Tamaqua is a community constantly making efforts to reinvent itself...(More)
A town of four newspapers
Residents in the borough have an unprecedented choice of four regional newspapers three of which are headquartered within the borough.- *The Republican & Herald and Hazleton Standard Speaker both owned by Shamrock Communications Inc. occupy a single office at 133 W. Broad Street and both print regular news from the community.
- *The Lehighton Times News also maintains a loyal readership in the community and maintains an office at 200 E. Broad Street
- *The Morning Call, a large regional newspaper based in Allentown, PA, and regional office in Lehighton, PA
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All aboard Tamaqua's historic train station
Built in 1874, the Tamaqua Train Station is a local landmark rescued from demolition and renovated through the efforts of community leaders and volunteers. It now houses a visitors' center and restaurant...(More) 
